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“Killer Clapton Guitar Licks & Tricks”The “Slow Hand” master’s best licks, riffs, tricks and techniques — all demystified and made simple.Here’s what you’ll be able to do after watching mybrand new course, “Killer Clapton Guitar Licks & Tricks”:Discover the hidden shortcut to ear-bending double stops. (Module 2, 2:35).Learn some signature Clapton-esque guitar riffs that will snap heads in your direction every time.Master this cleverly disguised guitar lick in more then one position, which is great for moving up and down the neck. (This was part of Clapton’s genius and you can make it your own, too. (Module 10, 3:35).Listen to and then learn to play this dark alley blues riff your listeners will recognize Clapton immediately.Discover the explosive power of my favorite “go-to” Clapton guitar lick to gain the respect of your fellow musicians.Feel your guitar soloing break through the glass ceiling and go to another level without even trying.Put TONS of new licks in your arsenal!!Learn awesome-sounding bends, hammer-ons and pull-offs in three different positions. This will help you get out of playing in just one spot. (Module 1).Master the Classic Raunchy Double Stop Bend Lick. (Double stops are a cool way to play bigger sounding licks!)Discover the bittersweet beauty of playing a sour bend.Master a great repeating lick that is used all of the time in classic rock and blues. (Module 3, 1:16.)Learn this classic sounding rock solo with all the bells and whistles, that’s totally Clapton! You’ll learn it all in this one: bends, hammer-ons, pull-offs, double-stops, the works. (Module 4.)Master forever the secret to mixing the minor and major pentatonics together. (This will make a HUGE difference in your play.)Discover how a great “howling” minor 3rd bend adds a moody characteristic to your solos. (I show this in my favorite “rock star” position of the minor pentatonic scale. Sad crying sound and a hammer on.Would you like to know how to create the most human crying sound in music? I’ll show you where it is and how precisely how to play it. It’s a heartbreakingly mournful — weeping, even — sound. (Module 12).